Spotify reported strong Q3 user growth but disappointing ad revenue, causing shares to dip. The company also announced CEO Daniel Ek will transition to executive chairman in January. Mixed guidance suggests challenges ahead despite recent price increases.
Apollo Global just reported $1.7 billion in profits, with its Athene insurance unit generating $871 million in spread earnings. The results come as the firm originated a staggering $75 billion in new loans last quarter alone. Here’s how they’re pulling it off.
Microsoft has acknowledged that Windows 10 is incorrectly showing end-of-support warnings for devices that should still receive updates. The bug affects Pro, Education, and Enterprise editions enrolled in Extended Security Updates. A fix is already rolling out, but some enterprise devices need manua
A new platform called qBraid is dramatically lowering the barrier to quantum computing. Users can now access quantum hardware and software from major providers through a single interface. The company has already helped over 20,000 people across 120 countries run quantum code.
Nintendo’s new console is off to a blazing start, selling 10.36 million units by September 30. The company just raised its full-year forecast to 19 million units. This thing is moving fast.
The UK conglomerate is reviewing ownership of both Primark and its food operations. The move comes after strong share performance that’s doubled the FTSE 100’s gains.
Asian equity markets are showing dangerous concentration in AI-related stocks, with just six companies driving half of Hong Kong’s gains this year. This dependency creates bubble risks but also reflects genuine structural shifts in technology demand.
Palantir delivered blockbuster quarterly earnings with $1.2 billion revenue, yet shares fell amid valuation concerns. The disconnect reveals deeper market skepticism about AI-driven growth sustainability.
While 20% of the plastic packaging market shows circular economy progress, the remaining 80% face systemic barriers that individual action cannot overcome. Here’s why collective action remains elusive despite growing pressure.
European startups are scaling abroad due to a critical late-stage funding gap. With €15 trillion locked in pension funds, the continent faces an innovation exodus that could reshape global tech leadership.
